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rivate residence If the owner consents.


Sunday, only during religious services
| Lost.
Senator Burney moved to amend, pro-
viding a man may hunt on his own
premises. Lost.
The bill then passed. Yeas, 10; nays, s
House bill, TO create the rorty, first
judicial district, passed to thlId reading
The Senate refused to adopt the report
of the conference committee of free con
ference as appointed.
House bill, changing time Of holding
courts in the Twenty eighth district,
passed.
House bill to establish the manner OF
ssCertaining county boundaries passed.
House bill 10 establish more efficient
system of assessing property and chang
ing the time OF payment Of taxes from
| March to Janusiy was called up and Or
dered printed.
House Dill to require railroads to pro-
vide double-deCk cars for the shipment of
sheep, etc, passed to third reading.
House bill providing for the impound-
! ing of stock forbidden by law to run at
! large passed.
| Adjourned.
TIKI HOUSE.
Mr.. Jones asked for a correction of the
| figures in the journal so as to show
1878, sos in cash and $6,9l0,S0 in bands
in the State Treasury.
Mr. Browning spoke to the pending
| business, the Senate bill providing for q
geological survey, warmly advocating the
measure, as he understood the United
States would expend $780, for every
$1,000 the state expended.
Mr.. Christenberry said he would favor
such measure at another time, but not
now when there were so many other de-
mands Of more immediate necessity.
MIR Bell of Cooke, as on Saturday, rid
iCuled the measure.
The bill passed to O third reading
yeas, AZ; nays, SO.
Mr.. Browning presented bill for the
relief of the heirs of J. J. Myers, and Mr..
Bell one to reIirquish to w. I. Perry the
right OF the state to certain land in Cooke
county.
Senate bill No. 249 amending the law as
to change Of venue insults by attachments
passed to third reading.
The House conCurred in the Senate
amendments to the House bill making the
penalty for illegal voting imprisonment
from two to i've years.
The Sen8te JOINT resolution to amend
the constitution and the law as to assess
mentS IL the unOrgaDiZed counties passed
to a third reading.
Senate oil No. l, providing a reward
Of 81 each for sCalps of wolves and other
such animals, to be paid by the counties
which may desire TO tax themselves for
such purposes, was amended by changing
the reward to 81, and passed to third
reading.
The House resumed the special order
the Senate land bill. Amendments were
adopted, besides others of minor ch8rac-
ter, as follows: Adding to section 10,
that when q town is located on & section
sold under this act the purchaser may pap
the entire principal and interest upon
complying with certain details.
In section IA, exemptiDg from lease
ST C lands as are suitable for agriculture
by irrigation, where the occupants pro-
vide suitable openings and watering
places for cattle every three miles.
The vote on the passage to the third
reading resulted-yeaS, 20; nays, IA.
The House general appropriation bill
No. 458, was read aud postponed ill IL
O'Clock Tuesday.
Among its features are provisions for
returning amount drawn from the Uni
versitY, said amount to be used il the
construction of buildings for the
medical branch Of the State Uni
Versity Of Texas at Calves
ton. The bill also sppropriates $4,000 !
from the general revenue Of the state
and $4,000 from the University fund for
the Agricultural and Mechanical college. |
The Senate appropriation bill reverses |
those figures by taking $4,000 from the |
nj Nd ~.
revenue, but Omits Y provisions Tor the |
medical branch Of the University.
House Dill No. AS, making an apprO- |
priation for au asylum for blind and deaf +
and dumb CoIOred persons was made the /
order for Thursday.
Adjourned till O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon session of the House |
the Senate bill amending the local option |
law passed to third reading.
Mr. Baird of Brown INTRODUCED bill for }
the relief of 5 s. R9ndle and others.
Senate bill making the records of the
Republic Of Texas and the legislative re-
cords archives Of the state passed to a
third reading.
Also Senate bill requiring tax col
lectors to settle direct with the state
Repeating article 1870 of the code of
procedure.
Amending articles 858 CT the penal
code.
Amending by adding article 1899, rel
alive to suits for warranty il vendors
len.
Amending article 1862 Of the statutes
'elating to descent and distribution of
estates.
Requiring sheriffs to report to the
A0jutant General list and description
II tuSitives from justice.
B Il amending article 4247 of the stat
ties preventing consultations of railroads
operated in this state, came up with Sen
tie amendments, allowing roacs in the
tate 20 buy, lease or make running ar
angements with outside roads. The
ill was defeated.
Weak ankles made strong by the use of
H. Jacobs OIL, thepaIn banisher.